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Newspaper
Westville Indicator
Location
Westville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
3
Prime endures confinement as he and Latrobe vie for the hearts of the Garrisons sisters. Sita's double game and Latrobe’s devotion unfold through dances, letters, and warned affections. Latrobe vanishes before a Spain-era war alters fate and schooling, leaving Prime to face rumors and a life-altering path.
Col Frost, driven by power and wealth, marries Nita Terriss amid intrigue and jealousy. Their honeymoon aboard a San Francisco voyage ends with a secret letter crisis and a looming Manila posting. Rollin Latrobe, a former fiancé, reappears, stirring Frost’s suspicions as Nita hides from fear and dependence grows.
The text presents a Democratic platform denouncing imperialism in Puerto Rico and the Philippines, pledging Cuba independent governance, opposing monopolies and a large standing army, and urging free silver, tarifi reform, direct legislation, and labor protections. It contrasts with Republican policies and calls for statehood for territories, canal control, and denouncement of war taxes.
The narrative recalls a missing person case where a man named Cisco, with his regiment, faced a future Philippines service. Four months later the father pursued the matter with Mildred accompanying him, and the full sequence of events remains to the reader.
A fragmentary report recalls a dramatic incident as a neighbor recounts an extraordinary event at Mrs. Gadding’s home. The dialogue hints at danger and fear with a warning about timing and unknown details.
A call to uphold constitutional republican values and secure free government privileges for all, urging liberty loving Americans to support the declaration regardless of party affiliation.
The statement from Mr. Bryan expresses gratification at a clear platform, defends silver policy, and argues for trust destruction and opposition to imperialism. He asserts Democrats must appeal to patriotism, credit the people, and rally Republicans and Democrats to resist corporate and imperial threats.
London reports on July 6 that rumors of foreigners in Peking being killed on June 26 or July 1 are circulating in Chefoo Shanghai and Tientsin though not confirmed by official dispatches. Observers warn events in Peking may lead to tragedy as Boxers and imperial troops overrun the British legation courtyard. Two Manchus recount Prince Tuan visiting the palace and offering poison or sword to the emperor and dowager empress. the emperor allegedly drank poison and died while the empress dowager survived portions of poison. Washington notes President McKinley sent condolences to the German emperor after the murder of Baron von Ketteler.
A practical guide from the American Agriculturist on protective gear for beekeepers. It describes a black bobbinet veil, sewn from cotton fabric, with elastic to fit a hat, plus a bee proof apron with large pockets for tools. It also offers mitten-style gloves made from denim or heavy cotton sock legs, designed to protect hands and sleeves while keeping fingers free.
Washington says the Second Fifth and Eighth infantry regiments in Cuba are to return to the United States as soon as possible after talks between the secretary of war Lieut Gen Miles and Maj Gen Wood. Regiments scattered on the island will take a week to ten days to depart and will be brought to New York with water stations set before arrival.
Gov Theodore Roosevelt alighted in Chicago returning from the southwest and made brief remarks in Quincy Camp Point Augusta Plymouth Macomb Bushnell Avon Abingdon Galesburg Galva Keewanee Princeton Mendota and Aurora. Speeches ranged from political topics to patriotic reflections following Independence Day.
The Times reports Mrs. Sallie Scott of East View Elizabethtown was abducted by a whitecaps gang from her home at midnight and whipped with hickory switches until blood ran and she lost consciousness. She later swore out warrants against her husband and his brothers for assault.
Santa Ana July 6 Emil Markenberg an experienced aeronaut fell from 500 feet during a balloon ascent and was crushed to death before thousands as a strap broke while he hung by his teeth.
Yokohama July 6 report the Seoul and Chemulpo railway has been completed and is in operation. Marquis Ito pushes a new political party aiming to form a cabinet.
The fragmentary notice mentions a floated project or item titled The Oregon Washington with unclear context and dates. It references a June or July timeframe and possible local civic involvement, but details remain unreadable.
Practical guidance for hog keepers on feeding water cleanliness and housing. Emphasizes recording sow breeding, preventing lice, avoiding hog cholera through proper feed and bedding, and managing boars during breeding as well as post farrow housing for piglets.
A Country Gentleman excerpt advises letting hens dig for grain and hunt for bugs to boost egg production. It claims ground turning strengthens hens and yields healthy chicks, while indolent hens become too fat to lay or eat.
The article notes Hungarian grass and millet as summer crops. Millet is cut when seed heads bloom, while Hungarian grass may be mowed after a month on fertile soil. The text emphasizes securing a short season for hay, with hints of July sowing deadlines.
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